swimming in the ocean. carlos javier lopez went to roosevelt beach to play soccer and swim with some friends. a friend says lopez went into the water and then disappeared. the coast guard spent all night searching but didn't find him. he worked at gin wan chinese restaurant in half moon bay. the owner said she considers lopez as her own son. >> he is very, very good kid, very, very good kid. he hard-working, he schooled. he working. >> the coast guard called off that search overnight. again, they'll decide this morning whether to resume looking for lopez new this morning, in the east bay, a teenager is fighting for his life after an overnight stabbing in richmond. the suspect that slashed him is still on the loose. investigators tell us the teen was found stabbed on marina way and metro walkway just before midnight. right now, he is in critical

condition at a nearby hospital. police tell us it is too early to tell if the stabbing is gang-related. so far, investigators have not released any specific information about a possible suspect or suspects. >> south san francisco police on the lookout for a serial arsonist that started three fires on saturday night. two fires in orange memorial park and a third fire was found a few blocks away on ponderosa road in el camino real. all three fires were quickly put out and caused no damage a special forces soldier died as results of wounds in afghanistan. sergeant first class james chg s grissom was part of a special forces unit based in fort lewis,

washington. he was on his fifth deployment overseas. he graduated from mount eaton high school in hayward in 1999 and the art institute in san francisco. >> we are learning more about a deadly shooting that involved two bay area marines. the suspected gunman is a 25-year-old from pacifica, a highly decorated marine that served in iraq and afghanistan before becoming a trainer at quantico. the female victim is 19-year-old lance corporal sarah castromana from oakley in contra costa county. they say sergeant lopez also killed corporal jacob wooly. nbc reports they were involved in a love triangle. the u.s. supreme court prepares to tackle the issue of same-sex marriage this week. supporters will rally in san francisco to push for marriage

equality. starting tonight, demonstrators will gather at castro and market streets and then march to san francisco city hall for a ral i will. the u.s. supreme court will hear two cases this week dealing with gay rights. on tuesday, arguments on prop 8 and wednesday, on the federal defense of marriage act. this event marks the 48th anniversary of the alabama march led by martin luther king jr. community college students will have more options. they will more than double the course offerings this summer. more than 1,000 courses. many will be core classes in english, math and science. ccsf, officials say the change will deal with one of the criticisms from the state's accreditation board enrollment management. >> what a wonderful weekend as far as the weather is concerned. are we going to have more of that to come? >> no. we actually have a change. good morning to you. happy monday.

temperatures on the chilly side. this is the one day where no rain chances are in the forecast. starting tomorrow, we have the chance for showers. our chances aren't that great. it is a really interesting setup. let's get to other headlines. throughout the day, patchy a.m. fog is going to take part in your morning commute. you want to keep that in mind in the north bay. mild afternoon with increasing clouds. ahead of that system, low pressure. as of tomorrow morning, tense level off. we are not going to get too cold. we have that chance for rain with an unsettled pattern going all the way through this upcoming holiday weekend. it new chances for rain each and every day like i said starting tomorrow. 69 in santa teresa. 60 degrees in san jose. i'll let you know when you you will need it in your city. first, let's talk to mike about your drive. >> we are looking over here toward fremont. i'll turn the camera. not a great traffic shot. let me tell you why i turned it there. you see the warren and mission bay off ramp.

that's because the off ramp is still closed to overnight construction. don't plan on using that mission connected just yet. warren, the exit there is okay. you can use the auto mall parkway. durham connecting you between 680 and 880. that's why they are registering slow. don't try to use that right now because of the continued road work. south bay, things are working pretty nicely. south 880 slows a little slowing down towards 280. no crashes, incidents or real activity. i'll check on why those are slow. a live look outside shows you the bay bridge toll plaza. no lights. we have your road crews upper and lower deck. you are only losing about one lane. >> very good. we are going to talk about the golden gate bridge set to go cashless in two days. the new all electronic to youing system will go into effect on wednesday. bridges are making last-minute changes to make sure drivers are prepared as possible.

crews will use a crane to hoist a 27-foot sign on top of the toll plaza that will read, do not stop. automatic automatic towing. during the first day, employees will stand near the toll booth to wave traffic through. a new tunnel will open. the official ribbon cutting for the grand opening happens just a few hours from now. crews will still have a little work to do after that. they will have to divert traffic off the rolled route. the tunnel and bridge bypass will be open to drivers. the new road replaces the edge of the cliff stretch that connects pacifica and half moon bay. it should be ready to use tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> in celebration of the opening of the twin tunnels, the half moon bay brewing company is unveiling a new bear. it has 6.6% alcohol content references the number widely associated with the satanic

symbol. the brew dedicated to it widely helps the owners. oscar winner and local resident, rena moreno, talks about the surprises you will find in her new novel. a deal has some techies very happy with apple this morning.

welcome back. live outside the u.s. supreme court. see the folks camped out there in the snow. they are reportedly awaiting prop 8 hearing in wednesday's defense of marriage act. which are closely following. they want to make sure their views are heard out there. >> hollywood legend, rita moreno was in our area talking about her new book after a screening of west side story at the independent new ring theater in moraga. she told us her new book is full of surprises. >> everybody's life is surprising. i have a couple of doosies. they are called marlon brando

and elvis presley, among other things. i think one of the interesting parts of the book is that, oh, hollywood that no longer exists is very much a big chapter in the book. it is a very different hollywood than it is nowadays. >> rita moreno looks fantastic. she is a few artist to ever win an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. a great weekend for one peninsula tech company after it agrees to sell to apple. for details, we turn things over to kayla toushi. she is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. despite friday's gains, the dow finished higher, more than 91 points. the s&p gained 11 and the nasdaq added 22 points. it looks like the gains will

continue today. futures are up on optimism about the bailout. apple adding to its orchard of smaller tech companies. they bought start-up palo alto-based company, wi-fi slam to help the mapping software. it helps you find a location when inside a building such as a mall or a grocery store. last year, apple introduced its own mapping software to replace google. the switch resulting in customer complaints and negative reviews for which apple ceo tick coom has apologized. >> kayla, thanks so much. >> from kayla, to marla, to christina. we are looking at our forecast changing. >> we have a beautiful, beautiful day ahead. it is not going to even be that bad when we get the unsettled pattern. back to work monday. new pattern this week. we had beautiful days. highs in the mid-70s over the weekend. things change today. we are going to start to see the clouds increase. mostly cloudy by the end of the day. we are going to hold off on

the rain by the end of the morning. 46 degrees to start. in livermore, there is our weathermaker. still offshore. high pressure still in control. for us, a little bit of patchy fog. specially in the north bay. only to be followed by widespread 60s and 70s today. you will notice the clouds increasing as we head throughout the day. let's take you through the day. hour by hour. turning mostly cloudy by 11:00 a.m. those clouds will thicken up more so as we head throughout the second half of the day. keep that in mind. starting to get a little bit of shower activity for your morning drive, specially down in the south bay. you want to keep that in mind. overall, you can still dress in layers. the temperatures will be comfortable for outdoor activities, specially in livermore. 70 in gilroy. there is that unsettled pattern. chance for showers all the way through sunday, easter sunday. right now, back to you. thank you very much. 4:46. police in southern california say a 9-year-old girl walked

about a mile to help a car crash that killed her father after 2:30 sunday morning on a rural stretch of the sierra highway in acton. they say the girl walked through rugged terrain and wondered into a commuter rail station and told a security guard she had been involved in an auto accident. responding officers found the man in his 30s had been killed. alcohol may have played a role in that crash. >> new this morning, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan today on an unannounced visit to see president hamid karzai. his visit coincides with the handover of a u.s.-controlled prison to the afghan government. the facility at bagram military base is the only prison under u.s. control. after lengthy negotiations, u.s. officials reached a deal to transfer control of the prison while ensuring dangerous prisoners would not be released it is spiritual leader that is on his way to southern

california. he is known as the ambassador of peace. he launched his campaign at the son jose convention center. he spoke in front of a crowd saying it is time to address the issues of growing violence in our community. >> we are so much connected through internet and social media but people to people connection, heart to heart connection is essential today the spiritual led der founded the arts of living, a nonprofit humanitarian organization that provides self-development to reduce stress and foster a sense of well-being. >> 4:47. the supreme court will hear a multibillion dollar case between the drug industry and federal regulators. the high courts will weigh in on the pay for delay deals. where large phrma pays the genetic competitors to keep the lower cost products off the

market for as long as possible. it undermines consumers by denying them low cost alternatives. it shows brand name drugs add $3.5 billion annually to the cost of drugs 4:48. the president and first lady will mark the beginning of passover tonight at the white house. the jewish holiday begins at dusk tonight. the first family will host the annual white house sadre dinner from family, staff and friends. it was first started during president obama's 2008 campaign. it is 4:48. there is still hope an ncaa title can come to the bay area but it is up to the ladies to get the job done. the winter of the oakland marathon says he is disappointed with the finish. we're looking over here opposite side of the bay, 101, palo alto moves very smoothly. we will talk about the south bay, the slowing i saw and a warning as you are crossing the bay.

a live look at hp pavilion where the sharks are home. they are not home. they play the anaheim ducks tonight. we wish them the best. it looks like the giants will be without pablo sandoval. he had x-rays and a ct scan but neither showed anything. he still is not playing. comcast sports net giants

insider andrew bagdoli says it is looking more and more likely like the panda will not be ready for opening day warriors dealing with a major injury. x-rays on stephon curry's right ankle were negative. he rolled it on saturday night against the wizards. he is optimistic he will play tonight against the lakers. to college hoops where all the bay area men teams are out. cal fell to syracuse on saturday. >> the ladies still have a chance. cal women play against university of south florida. women move on to the sweet 16. sanford women are off after surviving an upset. they play tomorrow night against michigan. gametime is 6:50 at maple it's pavilion the winner of this weekend's oakland marathon says he is disappointed with his performance. 9100 runners took part in the 5 k, half and full marathon, as well as four person team relay. winners were from the bay area.

the women's winner says she wasn't sure she was going to run until this weekend. while the winner of the men's marathon says he is disappointed with himself. he has previously run the 26.2 miles 10 minutes faster than winning time. >> he finished at 2:37 and he is disappointed. >> don't be too hard on him. i crossed the golden gate bridge and there are signs everywhere alerting drivers that the electronic system is going to change. >> we will talk about that at the end of the report here. that's a great bit of information that the changes are going on tomorrow. throughout the week, the adjustment will be for another week or two. look ago at the south bay, down in the lower right-hand corner, flashing lights, the connector still closed from south 280 on to 880. approaching the area, we will look at the map. a great deal of red and yellow in boent directions as you are

approaching the 280 interchange with 880. crews that are stopped on the side slowly rolling through the area as they are starting to get ready to clear some of the crews. that's what's messing up the data right there at the interchange. that's why you have me as well to sort that out. no problems for the area. the rest of the south bay moves nicely. your northbound route on southbound 101, a live camera, no problems over there either. we will look out across the bay. the san mateo bridge and an earlier overnight wind advisory. it gets kind of gusty here and then, maybe not. we are looking at a nice, clear shot. christina talks about the change in the weather. the east shore freeway, very smooth. a long shot. you see at the bottom. folks building out of richmond. no real slowing off of highway 4 as you merge with the richmond, san rafael bridge. the golden gate bridge. no problem with fog.

construction on the north side. as you are crossing the toll plaza, you may see some change delaying the configuration. the painting on the lanes in preparation for the no metering, no toll takers. that will be an issue. the real change is when the poll takers go away and it is all lec chronic. be prepared for folks to slow down even though they don't have to. watch out, drive defensively and as a cautionary tail, be careful going through the golden gate bridge. back to you. it is 4:55. a polar bear cub who lost his mother is getting a temporary new home. this is cali, a three to four--month-old cub at the anchorage zoo. his mother was killed by a hunter earlier this month in alaska. they expect to transport the baby bear to the buffalo zoo in new york to join the zoo's own cub, luna. the st. louis zoo is also being considered -- the st. louis zoo

is being considered as a permanent home for cali. >> i don't have any kids. i will take that little cub. >> 4:56. we will get a look at the new tunnel slide in a report a new plan to help wine lovers enjoy a glass of wine at the giants game. >> giving you a live look the at the bay bridge as we get this brand new workweek started. we are checking that forecast. mike is taking a look at the roads. stay with us. 4:56.

the supreme court of the united states has a busy week hearing two cases on same-sex marriage. i will have this coming up new details about the desperate search for a gunman that shot a hayward father in front of his family. new week, new forecast. this is the only day in the next seven without any rain chances. we will sort it out for you.

as you are opening your eyes, we are opening the freeway ramp changes. >> it is a little harder to open the eyes on a monday morning. changes coming to the golden gate bridge. we will have a look at that and all the day's news on this monday, march 25th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tallez in for jon kelley. thousand rs gathering in washington, d.c. to be a part of what's set to be a historic week in this country. they are lining up as a chance to get one of 250 seats available for the supreme court arguments on the con s constitutionality of prop 8. both sides of the debate are finally getting their day in court arguing in front of the supreme court of the united states. the court will hear a challenge

to california's proposition 8 which defines marriage as being between one man and one woman. that challenge will be heard tomorrow. people have already been camping outside the supreme court for days. back in 2004, then mayor of san francisco, gavin newsom, ordered city officials to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. six months later, the state supreme court invalidated same-sex unions. nearly four years later, the same state supreme court overturned california's ban on same-sex marriage but that was short-lived as voters passed proposition eight. tomorrow, supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage will have different questions for the high court. >> such a fundamental right of liberty. that right is already established. the only question is, are you going to deprive gays and rest bee alesbians of their rights? >> the issue is do we have a

compelling interest in strengthening and supporting the durable, enduring and uniquely complimentary and procreative union of a man and a woman? >> in new york, hundreds of people were rallying in support of gay marriage. a series of national polls show more americans support same-sex marriage than oppose it. now, on wednesday, the supreme court will hear arguments on whether the federal government can refused to recognize married and same-sex couples. the supreme court's ruling is expected to come down sometime in july. i'm arturo santiago. police investigating whether three suspects are the same one that shot a father while he was crossing a busy street. around 2:30, the man was driving across tennyson road. someone fired shots from another vehicle. they don't think the father was